Philoma M Faylor was born on 7 July 1861.¹ She was the daughter of Burton Jabres Faylor and Margaret Ellen Randall.¹ Philoma M Faylor died on 20 May 1863 at age 1.¹

     Philoma Melissa Faylor was born on 6 April 1842 at Summit County, OH, USA.¹ She was the daughter of John Adam Falor Jr. and Kiziah Wink.¹ As of 22 October 1862,her married name was Miner.¹ Philoma Melissa Faylor married William H Miner on 22 October 1862 at Brimfield, Portage County, OH, USA.¹ Philoma Melissa Faylor died in 1915.¹

     Rebecca Faylor was born on 1 January 1883 at Brimfield, Portage County, OH, USA.¹ She was the daughter of Sylvester Faylor and Florence Ake.¹ Rebecca Faylor died on 25 August 1883 at Brimfield, Portage County, OH, USA.¹

     Samuel moved to Michigan. Not much is known about him, but he was killed in a railroad accident. He always argued that the correct spelling was Faylor, and his daughter did to.² Samuel Faylor married Josephine (?). Samuel Faylor was born on 13 December 1853.² He was the son of Andrew Falor and Hannah McConkey.¹ Samuel Faylor died on 9 February 1904 at MI, USA, at age 50.²

     Sarah E Faylor was born on 20 January 1842 or 20 January 1843 at Summit County, OH, USA. She was the daughter of John Adam Falor Jr. and Kiziah Wink.¹

     Sylvester Faylor was born on 10 August 1846 at Brimfield, Portage County, OH, USA.¹ He was the son of George Faylor and Rebecca Sperra.¹ Sylvester Faylor married Florence Ake, daughter of Franklin Ake and Mary Ann Jones, on 17 January 1876 at Portage County, OH, USA.¹ Sylvester Faylor died on 13 May 1909 at Brimfield, Portage County, OH, USA, at age 62.¹ Obituary from the Kent Tribune (a weekly newspaper) 17 October 1918
"BLEW HIS HEAD OFF
Sylvester Faylor, 62, Owner of two farms in Brimfield, Keeps awful threat.
Sylvester Faylor, a prominent and well to do citizen of Brimfield township, living one fourth mile east of the Center, ended his life by suicide at noon yesterday, blowing almost his entire head off with a shot gun.
Just before noon Mr. faylor went to the home of George Kelso, who lives east of him, and asked for the loan of his shot gun, saying that he wanted to shoot a hawk and that his own gun could not be discharged. Mr Kelso, not thinking of anthing of the nature that was to follow, let him take the gun and two cartridges. Before going out to the barn Mr. Faylor asked his wife to hurry the dinner, stating that the boys would soon be home. She said she would do so and he left the house.
The boys reached home at noon and as dinner was ready the mother asked one of them to go after his father. The som complied and found the father in the field, just beyond the barn yard fence. He was lying on the ground, his head on a slight knoll. Between his legs was the shot gun. Near it was a piece of shingle used to discharge the weapon. The charge entered the head just underneath the chin, tearing away the face and most of the head. Not a trace of resemblance was left. The sight, as witnessed by the family and afterwards by scores of neighbors, was ghastly one in the extreme.
The boys had passed near the spot where the body was found and believe if it had been there when they camt to dinner they would have seen it.
Three or four weeks ago Mr. Faylor told Mr. Williams that he would kill himself.
His father, George Faylor, hanged himself in southeast Brimfield many years ago. Other tradedies are said to have terminated the lives of three others in the family.
Mr. Faylor was born in Brimfield and had spent all his life in the township, on various farms. He was reputed as a good citizen, industrious and well to do. He was the owner of two fine farms. Only a few months ago he bought Edw. Brobat's property at the Center. He had lived on his present farm over a year. The place was purchased from Mrs. Warren Sherman. His nearest neighbor is H. Q. Moulton, across the road.
Mr. Faylor was 62 years of age on the 10th of August. His wife was a Miss Ake. His mother's maiden name was Sperra. The wife and five sons survive. Clyde and Arthur are at home, Charles works on a farm and George works at Hartville. Frank is in the west but his residence is unknown.
Undertaker Herriff was called from Kent and cared for the body, preparing it for burial. The funeral will be held at the home at 10 a.m. Saturday, Rev. Andrew Willson officiating."
Document transcribed by Irene Kanouff on 17 October 1918.

     Viola Faylor was born on 1 July 1873 at Portage Township, Wood County, OH, USA.¹ She was the daughter of William O Faylor and Ruth V. Milner.¹

     William Allen Faylor was born on 28 December 1874 at OH, USA.¹ He was the son of Burton Jabres Faylor and Margaret Ellen Randall.¹ William Allen Faylor died on 8 September 1951 at Kanabec County, MN, USA, at age 76.¹

     William O. Faylor attending church with Philoma in Rootstown, Portage Co., Ohio.¹ William O Faylor married Ruth V. Milner.¹ William O Faylor was born on 15 March 1844 at Summit County, OH, USA.¹ He was the son of John Adam Falor Jr. and Kiziah Wink.¹

     Anna Margaret Fehler was born before 1766. She was the daughter of Hans Adam Fehler and Anna Maria Dorothea Turckert.^1,2 Anna Margaret Fehler was recorded in Northampton County Orphans Court records, file 38-2367 in 1778 at Northampton County, PA, USA.²